Delice & Dylan Bring Sleek Dark Elegance to Hunger Magazine
In a striking new editorial for Hunger Magazine, models Delice Rimmer and Dylan Moffett step into a world of gothic glamour with a futuristic edge. Photographed by Andrew Yee of Atelier Management, the story unfolds in high contrast black, leather, and sculptural silhouettes that feel both timeless and ahead of their time.
Each image balances strength and style. There’s a tension between old-world film noir and a sharper, modern minimalism. Styled by Hunger’s fashion and beauty director Marco Antonio, the wardrobe leans into structure, texture, and clean lines. Think tailored coats, pleated skirts, and statement heels paired with oversized leather jackets and sleek boots. Louis Vuitton, among other designers, brings a sense of refined rebellion to the mix.
The styling feels cinematic without being costume. Dylan lounges with a quiet stillness, his expression cool and unreadable. Delice, meanwhile, commands every frame with piercing poise. Whether leaning on a matte black vintage Ford or stretched across a leather sofa, their body language tells its own story. They could be from another time or another planet, and that’s part of the magic.
Hair stylist Alex Sarghe finishes the looks with icy, undone texture. It softens the severity of the fashion while reinforcing the otherworldly vibe. Everything here feels curated, but not forced. Bold yet controlled.
Photographer Andrew Yee is known for his polished, editorial eye. His work often explores power, identity, and mood through clean compositions and lighting that flatters but never hides. With this story, he offers a cool, visual escape into a world where elegance wears black and confidence leads the way.
It’s a reminder that the darkest looks often shine the brightest.
